Pennsylvania HB410 amends driver's license issuance rules for people with disabilities.
Pennsylvania HB410 amends Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to modify the issuance and content of driver's licenses for people with disabilities. Specifically, it allows individuals with disabilities who meet certain qualifications to request a license using their most recent photograph and signature. The Department of Transportation cannot issue a license without these materials. If material changes need to be made to the person's record, such as a name change or correction of information, the license must be issued in person.
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